Year-round events keep the Charleston area buzzing. Music and tempting aromas fill the air. Witness world-renown performances at Spoleto, get a taste of our heritage at a small town oyster roast or discover the find of a lifetime at an antique show. With so many events taking place, you'd better mark your calendar now.
Enjoy a preview of the Charleston Museum's popular summer camp during spring break. Sessions are for ages five through ten and will meet March 25 or March 27. Camp will be held at the Museum's Dill Sanctuary, a 580-acre wildlife preserve on James Island along the Stono River. This half day camp will include a marsh walk, fiddler crab collecting, and craft activities. Member rate is $20 and non-member rate is $22. Camp will meet from 9:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m. and include a snack. To register please call 722-2996 ext. 264 or visit www.charlestonmuseum.org.
The Dill Sanctuary contains assorted habitats for wildlife and numerous cultural features including three earthen Confederate batteries and prehistoric, colonial, antebellum, and postbellum archaeological sites. The Dill Sanctuary has been protected for purposes of preservation, wildlife enhancement, research, and education, and is used only for Museum-sponsored programs. The habitat has been enhanced by creation of a six-acre wildlife pond, with three nesting islands, which provides a reliable source of fresh water for animals and nesting sites for both migratory and resident birds.
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